i just discovered something i have not seen anywhere before.
i was looking at my old "all scripture inspired" book, and i say old because it was the first edition from 1963 and i had used it for years.
according to the wt cd there were revisions in 1983 and 1990. i came across this little goodie under the book of daniel.
This board is invaluable to me. I am fascinated by 607, and now after I start this thread I find out through Alleymom's post that I missed a great thread because I went on vacation. The "friends" section just moves way too fast.
Interesting info Haereticus.
i've been thinking about the whole baptism issue, and it doesn't make any sense.
jesus was baptized.
why did jesus have to get baptized?
Nos,
It never fails to amaze me that when the bible is proved to be bogus, it suddenly makes a lot of sense.Now that's a quote worth remembering!
i just discovered something i have not seen anywhere before.
i was looking at my old "all scripture inspired" book, and i say old because it was the first edition from 1963 and i had used it for years.
according to the wt cd there were revisions in 1983 and 1990. i came across this little goodie under the book of daniel.
Marjorie,
Thanks for those threads. I don't know how I missed them. One of the favorites is still your KISS thread.
Now I have some more reading to do.
i just discovered something i have not seen anywhere before.
i was looking at my old "all scripture inspired" book, and i say old because it was the first edition from 1963 and i had used it for years.
according to the wt cd there were revisions in 1983 and 1990. i came across this little goodie under the book of daniel.
Just to let everyone know, although I don't post that often, I read here everyday. I am well aware of the WTS chronology. I have read AlanF's outstanding essay on the subject, along with just about every post I see on 607. And I well know about scholar and his thoughts on the subject.
I started this thread because I came across something that caught my attention that I had never seen mentioned before. No need for this thread to start a battleship canoe war, which IMO is a great description. Don't waste your time Alan.
i just discovered something i have not seen anywhere before.
i was looking at my old "all scripture inspired" book, and i say old because it was the first edition from 1963 and i had used it for years.
according to the wt cd there were revisions in 1983 and 1990. i came across this little goodie under the book of daniel.
Scholar,
How is it readily apparent? The year 605-606 doesn't fit WT chronology.
i just discovered something i have not seen anywhere before.
i was looking at my old "all scripture inspired" book, and i say old because it was the first edition from 1963 and i had used it for years.
according to the wt cd there were revisions in 1983 and 1990. i came across this little goodie under the book of daniel.
Scholar
Where do you think the WTS came up with the date of 606-605 B.C.E. in the original 1963 edition for Neb's second year of kingship? And what do you think they mean when they say "probably dating from Jerusalem's destruction in 607 B.C.E."?
i just discovered something i have not seen anywhere before.
i was looking at my old "all scripture inspired" book, and i say old because it was the first edition from 1963 and i had used it for years.
according to the wt cd there were revisions in 1983 and 1990. i came across this little goodie under the book of daniel.
Here's a couple I was referring to:
*** w00 5/15 p. 12 Pay Attention to God's Prophetic Word for Our Day ***Learning that his father, Nabopolassar, had died, this young man named Nebuchadnezzar took the throne in 624 B.C.E. During his 43-year reign...
*** w86 11/1 p. 5 A Dream Reveals How Late It Is ***Since Nebuchadnezzar reigned for 43 years (624-581 B.C.E.), this is a reasonable
i just discovered something i have not seen anywhere before.
i was looking at my old "all scripture inspired" book, and i say old because it was the first edition from 1963 and i had used it for years.
according to the wt cd there were revisions in 1983 and 1990. i came across this little goodie under the book of daniel.
Must be some unseen force niot wanting this posted.
I'll try again, here is that part that doesn't come up
"In the second year of his kingship (probably dating from
i just discovered something i have not seen anywhere before.
i was looking at my old "all scripture inspired" book, and i say old because it was the first edition from 1963 and i had used it for years.
according to the wt cd there were revisions in 1983 and 1990. i came across this little goodie under the book of daniel.
One more time
In the second year of his kingship (probably dating from Jerusalem's destruction in 607 B.C.E.), Nebuchadnezzar is agitated by a dream/
i just discovered something i have not seen anywhere before.
i was looking at my old "all scripture inspired" book, and i say old because it was the first edition from 1963 and i had used it for years.
according to the wt cd there were revisions in 1983 and 1990. i came across this little goodie under the book of daniel.
For some reason I can't get the whole quote to post. Here is what it says on the CD
*** si 139 Bible Book Number 27-Daniel *** 8 Dream of the dreadful image (2:1-49). In the second year of his kingship (probably dating from
